Resources to Get Through COVID-19
Updated: May 7, 2020
Since the outbreak of the pandemic:
75% of people say they feel more socially isolated
67% of people report higher stress
57% are feeling greater anxiety
53% say they feel more emotionally exhausted
According to a global study of over 2,700 employees across more than 10 industries undertaken by Qualtrics and SAP during March and April 2020.
Humans can handle change. We don't do well with uncertainty. Here are some resources we've aggregated to help you with the transition. For both your mind and your business.
Use this for yourself, to start a conversation with your team, or your loved ones.
Mental health
"Managing stress, anxiety, and mental health" by the CDC
"Mental health and psychosocial considerations during the COVID-19 outbreak" by the World Health Organization
"In A COVID-19 World, Mental Health Is Workforce Health" by Forbes
"How Leaders Can Support Employee Mental Health in a Crisis" by The Harvard Business Review
Shifting your mindset
"3 Ways to Get Comfortable with Ambiguity" by IDEO
"New Lessons To Live With In A Post Covid-19 World" by Forbes
"5 Questions That (Newly) Virtual Leaders Should Ask Themselves" by Harvard Business Review
"How to Stay Sane when Working from Home with Children" by The New York Times
Preparing to re-open & re-enter the workplace
"Top 10 Focus Areas for Workplace Re-Entry Checklist" from JLL
"Recovery Readiness: A How-To Guide for Reopening Your Workplace" by Cushman & Wakefield
"10 Considerations for Transitioning Back to Work in a Post-COVID-19 World" by Gensler
"Tech Leaders Map Out Post-Pandemic Return to Workplace" by The Wall Street Journal
Keeping a pulse on the industry from home
NPA Industry News & COVID-19 Resources for Members: Get the latest deal, policy and industry news that impact the parking industry.
IPMI COVID-19 Clearinghouse: Includes articles, webinars, podcasts, videos, etc. related to COVID-19, submitted by members of IPMI.
Technology to support recovery
Arrive: Solutions to enable contactless payments and accelerate recovery
